The Via Romea Francigena leads 3,900 km from London in England to Brindisi in Italy. In Switzerland this route is identical to the National No 3 North–South Route of Cycling in Switzerland. It is not yet additionally signposted as a EuroVelo route.

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The Atlantic_Black Sea Route leads 4,448 km from Nantes in France to Constanta in Rumania. In Switzerland the route leads from Basel to Stein am Rhein along the National No 2 Rhine Route of Cycling in Switzerland. It is also additionally signposted as EuroVelo Route No 6.

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The Rhine Cycle Route leads 1,320 km from Andermatt to the Hook of Holland in the Netherlands. In Switzerland this route is identical to the National No 2 Rhine Route of Cycling in Switzerland. It is also additionally signposted as EuroVelo Route No 15.

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The Rhone Cycle Route is 1,150 km long and leads from Andermatt via Geneva to the beaches of the Camargue region. In Switzerland the route follows the same trail as the national Rhone Route 1 (Cycling in Switzerland). It is also marked as EuroVelo route 17.

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EuroVelo is a project of the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) to develop a network of high-quality cycling routes that connect the whole continent. The routes can be used by long-distance cycle tourists, as well as by local people making daily journeys. EuroVelo currently comprises 14 routes, some of which have already been realized. It is envisaged that the network will be completed by 2020.

www.eurovelo.com

SwitzerlandMobility is in partnership with the European Cyclists’ Federation as part of the EuroVelo project. SwitzerlandMobility holds the function of a so-called National Coordination Centre for Switzerland. SwitzerlandMobility coordinates the realisation and promotion of the quality of EuroVelo routes in Switzerland and is also responsible for web-based information on these routes.

www.ecf.com